Description

Under limited supervision, plans, implements, and administers all aspects of American Indian Education programs, fostering the optimum educational and personal development of American Indian students. The Coordinator serves as the principal liaison among the school district, the American Indian Parent Committee, and the broader community, ensuring culturally responsive practices and supporting academic achievement through community-based cultural values.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in Education, Indian Studies, Social Science, or a closely-related field.

A minimum of three (3) years’ experience working with Native American students at various grade levels, collaborating with students, families, and colleagues from a variety of ethnic, racial, and cultural backgrounds. Must be knowledgeable of Native American Indian culture, history, values, and communities.

Requires at least one year of supervisory experience within a school district or social service agency, specifically working with the American Indian community, parents, and students of the same or similar heritage.